Spotify Tests AI Credits Feature for new releases

Spotify is introducing a new feature that displays AI involvement within track credits. The feature is currently in beta and appears in the Song Credits section of the Spotify mobile app.

What is the new feature?

This new feature allows users to view AI-related contributions tied to a recording, including elements such as vocals, lyrics and production inputs. The rollout is initially set to be limited to artists distributing through DistroKid, with broader expansion expected across additional distributors. Spotify confirmed that all AI-related credits will be self-reported by distributors and rights holders.

How do these tags work?

The current system relies entirely on voluntary reporting. The absence of an AI credit does not indicate that AI tools were not used. Spotify noted that many distributors have not yet enabled support, resulting in limited visibility across its catalogue. Other platforms have introduced similar systems. Apple Music recently launched “Transparency Tags” as part of its delivery requirements for labels.

This update follows earlier moves from Spotify about AI disclosure. In September 2025, the company outlined plans to strengthen its AI protection, though no specific product features were announced at the time.

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